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Former AP Reporter Pens Devastating Media Critique
CAMERA BLOG August 27, 2014 Matti Friedman’s powerful and troubling analysis of what’s wrong with journalism when Israel is under the microscope (August 26, 2014, Tablet) should be mandatory reading in journalism schools. Entitled “An Insider’s Guide to the Most Important … Continue reading
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Tagged CAMERA, Journalism, Matti Friedman, Tablet
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